Scheduling permanent repairs is determined by surveys of an area based on the service requests. All locations are placed in our database for permanent repairs. Funds are limited and it may be several years before permanent repairs can be completed at a specific location. The City of San Bernardino provides concrete repairs for sidewalks and curb-gutters as a service to residents as funds are available each fiscal year.
Take to a San Bernardino County landfill - click here for more information.Click here for the most current Community Dump Day schedule. They usually take place the last Saturday of the month, except for November due to the holiday. Take to any one of the 11 Community Dump Days throughout the year.Call Burrtec to schedule a bulky item pickup at 90.Recycle metal scrap, tires, wood, concrete, etc - Zero Waste Communities Directory.Donate useable goods to local thrift stores or non-profit organizations - Zero Waste Communities Directory.If you need to dispose of excess or bulky waste, such as tires, furniture, renovation scrap, stumps or large limbs from private trees, appliances, etc, please consider the following options: To report hazardous conditions after business hours, please call Police Dispatch at 90. Please help us keep the city clean by reporting those who are illegally dumping by submitting a report (include car make/model and license plate if possible) to 90 or through the City's online portal or Go San Bernardino mobile app. Don't forget to bring your own shovel and gloves!įor additional information on how to protect your home and property during the stormy season visit Debris in the Right-of-Way, Public Streets, or Alleys (Illegal Dumping)ĭumping debris in any public street is strictly prohibited and punishable by a fine or jail time or both! Please refer to San Bernardino Municipal Code 12.44.060 and 1.12.010 for detailed information. Should free sand and bags run out, you may purchase sand and sandbags at any local home improvement center. Click here for free sand and sandbag locations throughout the City (only available days leading up to a heavy rain storm). It is the goal of the Operations & Maintenance Division to maintain City streets in good repair, including repair of potholes and sinkholes.
However please note, sewer mains are now maintained by the San Bernardino Municipal Water Department. The Operations and Maintenance Division is responsible for maintaining City streets, sidewalks, curbs and gutters, storm drains, street signs, traffic signals, streetlights, trees, Landscape Maintenance Districts (LMDs), medians and parkways in addition to administration of LMD service contracts and the Franchise Agreement with Burrtec Waste Industries. In general, the Division oversees the City right-of-way (ROW).
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